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Clash (magazine) (p.98) - "An ambitious remastered collection of tracks make up this double CD set, harking all the way back to Six Organs Of Admittance's humble beginnings."
Signal To Noise (magazine) (p.64) - "Throughout the album's three sections Chasny returns to a few central themes, cloaking them in different shades of beauty and -- for one of the first times on a Six Organs recording -- violence." Six Organs Of Admittance RTZ Songs | | RTZ CD DISC 1: |
| 1. | Resurrection:As Voyage, In Voyage |
| 2. | Resurrection:Bury Dreams |
| 3. | Resurrection:Resurrection Song |
| 4. | Resurrection:The Gardener (for Ryan Hildebrand) |
| 5. | Resurrection:Her Breath, A Prayer |
| 6. | Warm Earth, Which I've Been Told |
| 7. | You Can Always See The Sun |
| | RTZ Songs DISC 2: |
| 1. | Punish the Chasms With Wings:Keep the Cold |
| 2. | Punish the Chasms With Wings: Last Lantern To Be Seen From Shore |
| 3. | Punish the Chasms With Wings:From the Flesh |
| 4. | Punish the Chasms With Wings:Distance Between Here and Never |
| 5. | Punish the Chasms With Wings:Celestial Ascent |
| 6. | Nightly Trembling:Redefinition of Being Featuring Creation Aspects Earth, Air Water |
| 7. | Nightly Trembling:Creation Aspect Earth (Reprise) |
| 8. | Nightly Trembling:Creation Aspect Fire |
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